Candy Corn Cookie Bark
Now that I’ve made my first pumpkin recipe of the season, candy corn was the next logical fall ingredient right? Candy corn- you either hate it or you love it. I’m actually not a big fan, but my family likes it.
With temperatures still over 100 degrees here in Texas I’m trying to ease my way into fall baking, and what better way with a no bake treat. Cookie bark is super easy (and forgiving) so there’s no real “recipe” for it. Just estimate what you need based on the size of pan you plan to use. Start with enough crushed cookies and candy to cover the bottom of the pan and then cover with almond bark. I used equal parts of orange candy melts and white almond bark to make this candy corn cookie bark.
This is a great recipe to make with kids. My daughter loves to help me crush the cookies- I place them inside a ziploc bag and let her go to town with a rolling pin. She’s also a big help measuring out ingredients or swirling the orange and white together. No bake recipes are perfect for getting kids started in the kitchen.
Ingredients
- Chocolate wafer cookies
- Candy Corn
- Orange candy melts
- White chocolate almond bark
Instructions
- Arrange the crushed cookies and candy corn into a single layer on a cookie sheet lined with parchment paper.
- Heat the almond bark/candy melts in the microwave at 30 second intervals (50% power) until melted.
- Pour on top of the cookie/candy mixture, use a spoon to swirl and smooth out to the desired thickness.
- Place in the refrigerator until the almond bark hardens.
- Remove and chop into pieces as desired.
Notes
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Looking for more Candy Corn treats? Here are a few from friends:
Candy Corn Pretzel Fudge from Lil Luna
Candy Corn Krispie Treats from Glorious Treats
Candy Corn Oreo Truffles from My Baking Addiction
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This looks awesome, and it’s so festive! Can’t wait to try it!
I love this- perfect to bring to a Halloween party or give as gifts!
Fun! I am having a Halloween party that this would be perfect for!
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Made this for my daughter’s Halloween party today! I just used white chocolate and used food coloring gel to color it orange. I also used the Halloween Oreo so the orange inside of those made it look even more festive. It was very simple to make and very yummy to eat!
This looks awesome!
I’m not big on Candy Corn either – I prefer the Indian Corn version, but even then, I’m not a huge fan. I’ve used candy, dried fruit, and nuts in bark but never thought about using cookies too. 🙂
I am not that into candy corn either, my sisters are. Love how beautiful it looks though, this bark and the oreos– gorgeous!!
Do you heat bark and Wilton’s together in one container? Thanks!
Hi Julie- no I give each color its own container to melt. HTH!
love candy corn bark and oreos make it that much better!!
This is the cutest Halloween treat!! My boys would love it!
~Jen @ Yummy Healthy Easy
What are orange candy melts?
Wilton makes Candy Melts in different colors- you can find them at most craft stores/ some grocery stores: http://www.michaels.com/Candy-Melts%C2%AE/sc1121,default,pd.html